Arc 67Poems, Trials, and Betrayal

Xu Yi used his poetry to humiliate his rivals, gain entry to the Scattered Society, and earn Long Jingxiu’s support before returning to cultivation and sect affairs. At the Donghua Immortal Sect, Dongfang Tuo died seeking justice for his master, and Xu Yi forced Liu Tongzhou to reveal Lord Chen’s role in the theft of the Golden Soul Fruit.

  • Lord Dragon took Xu Yi under her protection as Xu Yi exposed Tu Min’s failure to defend Wuwei Demon Mansion and played evidence of Black Rock Demon Cave provoking Pingding Demon Cave.
  • Xu Yi invoked Demon King Ning Chen’s decree and demanded the Dragon Ascension Path, while Feng Jiu’s quarrel with Long Jingxiu erupted into a poetry challenge.
  • Xu Yi defeated Jiuhuang and astonished the four renowned scholars with his poems, winning their recommendation to join the Scattered Society.
  • Xu Yi withdrew his Dragon Ascension Path application, joined the Scattered Society, and composed more works that secured the members’ approval.
  • Long Ying told Xue Zihan that Xu Yi had written the poems, but Xue Zihan concealed their connection as Xu Yi completed his cultivation and strengthened his techniques.
  • Xu Yi learned that the Netherfire Abyss might contain a Fire Spirit Land, then received Elder Bai’s warning of upheaval and entered seclusion before the sect’s assessment.
  • At the assessment, Dongfang Tuo accused Liu Tongzhou of involvement in his master’s death, and Xu Yi stopped the Law Enforcement Hall from taking him away.
  • Dongfang Tuo died asking Xu Yi not to seek revenge, but Xu Yi pursued Liu Tongzhou, forced a confession, and learned that Lord Chen had stolen the Golden Soul Fruit.
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Ch. 1661Going Head-to-Head

At the Legal System Court, Lord Dragon stopped Lord Jiuhuang from immediately pursuing Xu Yi over King Black Rock's death, while Jiuhuang sought to punish King Pingding instead. Xu Yi challenged whether Tu Min truly represented Wuwei Demon Mansion, provoking Tu Min and realizing his preparations to expose the case might be useless in the corrupt court.

  • Lord Jiuhuang accused Xu Yi of murdering King Black Rock and asked Lord Dragon to judge him, while Lord Tu Min stayed silent.
  • Lord Dragon intervened, declared Xu Yi would be left in her hands, and allowed Jiuhuang to deal with King Pingding.
  • Tu Min said he would not sacrifice face to compensate Jiuhuang, signaling that he might give up King Pingding if the terms suited him.
  • Xu Yi publicly asked Lord Dragon whether Tu Min was really the head of his Wuwei Demon Mansion, humiliating Tu Min and delighting Jiuhuang.
  • Tu Min flew into a rage as Xu Yi reflected that the court's corruption had undermined his carefully prepared evidence and defense.

Ch. 1662What Are You Trying to Do?

Xu Yi confronted Tu Min over abandoning Wuwei Demon Mansion and used Shadow-Sound Pearls to show that Black Rock Demon Cave had provoked Pingding Demon Cave. Dragon Lord ruled that killing those who openly violated the Law of Great Peace was meritorious, then questioned Xu Yi about his larger plan.

  • Xu Yi challenged Tu Min for failing to protect Wuwei Demon Mansion from the Seven Star Demon Mansion.
  • Tu Min tried to take Xu Yi away for punishment, but Dragon Lord invited Xu Yi to respond.
  • Xu Yi played Shadow-Sound Pearls that showed Black Rock Demon Cave provoking Pingding Demon Cave, angering Lord Jiuhuang and Tu Min.
  • Dragon Lord declared that killing those who openly violated the Law of Great Peace was meritorious.
  • Dragon Lord saw through Xu Yi's setup and asked what he was trying to accomplish.

Ch. 1663The Dragon Ascension Path

Xu Yi revealed his Divine Bloodline and asked Dragon Lord to open the Dragon Ascension Path so he could rise above those who threatened him. The crowd reacted with outrage as the path’s severe requirements became clear.

  • Xu Yi admitted to Dragon Lord that he had advanced his cultivation and wanted to challenge the Demon Race’s heroes.
  • Xu Yi displayed the black star emblem on his chest, revealing his Divine Bloodline.
  • Xu Yi denounced Red Tiger and Black Rock and asked Dragon Lord to open the Dragon Ascension Path.
  • The crowd condemned Xu Yi’s request because his cultivation was only at the first level of qi and blood.
  • The chapter recounted how Ning Chen created the Dragon Ascension Path for demon geniuses after becoming the Demon King of the East Sea.
  • The path’s rules required challengers to fight multiple fourth-level-or-higher great demons while fighting above their own level.

Ch. 1664Feng Jiu

Xu Yi requested that the forbidden Dragon Ascension Path be opened, and Dragon Lord urged him to withdraw before he risked dying on it. Feng Jiu arrived after Tu Min and Jiu Huang drew him into the dispute, reigniting his bitter conflict with Long Jingxiu.

  • Xu Yi asked Dragon Lord to open the Dragon Ascension Path, relying on Demon King Ning Chen's decree to protect his request.
  • Dragon Lord warned Xu Yi that the path had killed many geniuses and offered to settle matters if he withdrew.
  • Tu Min and Jiu Huang urged Dragon Lord to open the path, hoping Xu Yi would be eliminated before he could grow stronger.
  • Feng Jiu arrived and accused Long Jingxiu of treating him like a plaything.
  • Long Jingxiu rebuked Feng Jiu and accused Tu Min and Jiu Huang of bringing him there.

Ch. 1665Turning Hostile

Xu Yi assessed Feng Jiu as a formidable opponent while Feng Jiu’s dispute with Long Jingxiu escalated before the assembled demons. Long Jingxiu exposed Feng Jiu’s ignorance of a famous poem, and Feng Jiu accused her of inventing the story to insult him.

  • Xu Yi compared the strength of Feng Jiu, Long Qi, Tu Min, and Jiu Huang and judged Feng Jiu to be especially powerful.
  • Long Jingxiu angrily rebuked Feng Jiu for interfering in her affairs and mocked him for failing to recite Yu Jizi’s Autumn River Snowy Night.
  • Long Jingxiu recalled that she had lost interest in Feng Jiu after he could not follow her recitation of the poem during a romantic evening.
  • The demon nobles reacted with uproar because Feng Jiu’s ignorance of the celebrated poem threatened to embarrass his family and Yellow Wind Territory.
  • Feng Jiu accused Long Jingxiu of falsely smearing him after she rejected him and called her a filthy woman.

Ch. 1666The Crow Was No Phoenix

Lord Jiuhuang and Tu Min tried to discredit Long Jingxiu and defend Feng Jiu, but Xu Yi challenged their claims and insulted Feng Jiu’s literary standing. The gathered demons stared at Xu Yi as Feng Jiu and the others erupted in anger.

  • Long Jingxiu laughed at Feng Jiu’s claim, and Lord Jiuhuang invented a poem to protect his reputation.
  • Tu Min joined Lord Jiuhuang in praising the poem, while both men plotted to discredit Xu Yi and oppose Long Jingxiu.
  • Feng Jiu tried to end the argument and shift attention back to Xu Yi and the Dragon Ascension Path.
  • Xu Yi defended Long Jingxiu’s honesty, claimed he had mastered his race’s classics as a child, and likened Feng Jiu to a winter crow beside a phoenix.
  • Lord Jiuhuang, Tu Min, and Feng Jiu angrily rebuked Xu Yi as the gathered demons stared at him.

Ch. 1667Relax

Xu Yi provoked Jiuhuang into accepting a literary contest, hoping to make a name for himself and gain Long Jingxiu's protection. Long Jingxiu agreed to set the topic, leaving Xu Yi poised to compete.

  • Long Jingxiu urged Feng Jiu to challenge Xu Yi, but Feng Jiu hesitated because he could not compose poetry on a given subject.
  • Xu Yi taunted Jiuhuang and Tu Min, boasting that he would slit his throat if he lost and drawing Jiuhuang into the contest.
  • Long Jingxiu offered to help Xu Yi avoid the danger, while Feng Jiu grew jealous of her concern for him.
  • Jiuhuang promised to grant Xu Yi any condition if Xu Yi won, confident that he could not lose.
  • Xu Yi accepted the contest and asked Long Jingxiu to set the topic, and she told him to relax.

Ch. 1669A Lone Masterpiece

Long Jingxiu set Xu Yi and Jiuhuang a poetry challenge titled Autumn River Snowy Night, expecting her choice to unsettle Jiuhuang. Xu Yi wrote a poem that stunned the gathered scholars, and Jiuhuang admitted defeat.

  • Long Jingxiu chose Autumn River Snowy Night as the challenge, relying on Jiuhuang's anxiety about matching Yu Jizi's famous poem.
  • Tu Min reminded Jiuhuang that he only needed to write a poem suited to the occasion, and Jiuhuang began composing.
  • Xu Yi wrote a poem whose opening lines amazed Feng Jiu and left Tu Min bewildered.
  • Tu Min recognized the poem as an extraordinary work, while Jiuhuang lost his nerve and could not write.
  • Jiuhuang conceded defeat rather than try to compete with Xu Yi's poem.

Ch. 1670The Promise

Xu Yi pressed Lord Jiuhuang to honor the promise attached to his defeat, while Tu Min and Jiuhuang tried to dispute the contest’s outcome and regain control. Feng Jiu intervened, and Xu Yi challenged his right to set a poetry topic.

  • Xu Yi reminded Jiuhuang that he had promised him something if he lost, and Jiuhuang realized he had agreed without asking what it was.
  • Tu Min claimed the contest had not been decided by a single poem, and Jiuhuang seized on the argument to deny losing overall.
  • Xu Yi accused Jiuhuang of evading defeat, while Jiuhuang demanded that someone else set the next topic.
  • Feng Jiu stopped Jiuhuang from escalating and supported his request for another person to set the topic.
  • Xu Yi challenged Feng Jiu’s literary credentials, pointing out that he had only recently learned of Yu Jizi’s Autumn River Snowy Night.

Ch. 1671Four Great Literati

Xu Yi turned Lord Jiuhuang’s challenge into a demand that four famous demon literati judge him, while Long Jingxiu protected him from Feng Jiu. The four arrived, praised Xu Yi’s poem, and Lang Suxin learned that Xu Yi had written it on the spot.

  • Feng Jiu transformed after Xu Yi spat poisonous venom, but Long Jingxiu shielded Xu Yi and warned Feng Jiu not to kill anyone in her court.
  • Xu Yi rejected Feng Jiu as a worthy literary challenger and named Lang Suxin, Hu Chunyou, Ji Mengliang, and Niu Bodang instead.
  • Feng Jiu agreed to invite the four, but Lang Suxin first refused until Tu Min recited lines from Xu Yi’s poem.
  • Lord Jiuhuang contacted the other three, and all four literati gathered to read Xu Yi’s poem.
  • Lang Suxin asked where the poem came from, and Lord Jiuhuang revealed that Xu Yi had written it in ten breaths.

Ch. 1672Magnificent Background Wall

Xu Yi faced the four famous scholars, who refused to believe he had written Autumn River Snowy Night and demanded to know its true author. The scholars agreed to test him with a new challenge, while Long Jingxiu quietly planned how to keep him from losing the literary contest.

  • Lang Suxin and Niu Bodang accused Xu Yi of claiming credit for a poem taken from an Elegant Tomb, and Hu Chunyou introduced himself and the other famous scholars.
  • Tu Min celebrated the gathering of Poetry Title, Poetry Master, Autumn Mourner, and Eight-Pronged Lord, while Feng Jiu recognized their stature.
  • Xu Yi insisted he had written Autumn River Snowy Night and privately viewed the four scholars as impressive backdrops for building his reputation.
  • Niu Bodang proposed testing Xu Yi, and Hu Chunyou demanded that he reveal the poem's true author if he failed the challenge.
  • Long Jingxiu agreed to the challenge while secretly planning to use a draw and limit on rounds to keep Xu Yi undefeated.

Ch. 1673Scattered Society

Xu Yi defeated Jiuhuang in a poetry contest by composing another celebrated work on the same topic, then rejected Tu Min’s offer of promotion and asked to join the powerful Scattered Society. Tu Min opposed the request, revealing how much he feared Xu Yi gaining the alliance’s backing.

  • Hu Chunyou set Autumn River Snowy Night as the poetry contest’s topic, and Xu Yi immediately composed a new poem that left the gathered scholars astonished.
  • Jiuhuang broke down after losing, and Feng Jiu had guards escort him away; Xu Yi then agreed to void their wager.
  • Tu Min offered Xu Yi promotion to head a cave, but Xu Yi declined and asked permission to join the Scattered Society.
  • Tu Min angrily rejected the request, and the chapter explained that the Scattered Society was a prestigious alliance of cultural luminaries and powerful demons.

Ch. 1674A Thousand Layers of Flattery Never Fail

Xu Yi used a new poem praising four prominent scholars to secure their support for joining the Scattered Society. The four unanimously recommended him and even proposed him for a board seat, leaving Tu Min unable to stop him.

  • Tu Min argued that Xu Yi was unworthy of joining the Scattered Society and urged the four scholars to delay their decision.
  • Xu Yi asked Hu Chunyou, Lang Suxin, Ji Mengliang, and Niu Bodang whether they considered him qualified, while Long Jingxiu defended his literary talent.
  • Tu Min questioned whether Xu Yi had truly written his two acclaimed works and proposed that the Society examine him first.
  • Xu Yi recited a poem praising Hu Chunyou, Lang Suxin, Ji Mengliang, and Niu Bodang, winning their admiration and silencing Tu Min.
  • Hu Chunyou, Lang Suxin, Ji Mengliang, and Niu Bodang unanimously agreed to recommend Xu Yi for the Scattered Society and said they would seek a board seat for him.

Ch. 1675Young Master Feng Jiu's Promise

Xu Yi withdrew from the Dragon Ascension Path after joining the Scattered Society, whose renowned scholars defended him against Feng Jiu and Tu Min. He left with the scholars while Long Jingxiu watched him go, unable to explain her feelings.

  • Xu Yi called his earlier promise to take the Dragon Ascension Path a jest, and Tu Min angrily accused him of insulting Feng Jiu and the authorities.
  • Niu Bodang, Hu Chunyou, Lang Suxin, and Ji Mengliang defended Xu Yi and warned Tu Min against antagonizing the Scattered Society.
  • Xu Yi withdrew his application for the Dragon Ascension Path, and Feng Jiu and Tu Min departed in anger.
  • King Pingding left with Bear Dao and the others, while Xu Yi pretended not to know them and accepted Hu Chunyou's invitation to join the Scattered Society.
  • Xu Yi thanked Long Jingxiu and hurried away with the four scholars, leaving her speechless as her maidservant wondered why she had let him go.

Ch. 1676The Fa Tian World

Long Jingxiu gave up her post as head of the Legal System Court after Xu Yi left, while Xu Yi traveled to the Fa Tian World with Ji Mengliang and Niu Bodang. He impressed the Scattered Society with his writing, was admitted as a member, and ended the evening on friendly terms with its members.

  • Long Jingxiu ordered her attendant to handle the formalities for her resignation, saying she did not want to act against Xu Yi's wishes.
  • Ji Mengliang and Niu Bodang explained the Scattered Society and the Fa Tian World's history, membership, and costly array-supported environment to Xu Yi.
  • Xu Yi entered the Fa Tian World and learned that joining the Scattered Society would clear the yellow glow marking his unpaid taxes.
  • Hu Chunyou and the others presented Xu Yi's three works to more than thirty waiting members, who praised them and asked him to compose more on the spot.
  • Xu Yi wrote more than ten pieces, won over the members, and completed his admission to the Scattered Society.
  • Xu Yi attended a banquet with the Four Great Scholars and the other members, then took his leave of Hu Chunyou and the others.

Ch. 1677Snow Immortal

Xu Yi entered seclusion after joining the Scattered Society, while Snow Immortal remained at the Immortal Palace with Long, who hoped to draw closer to her. New poems stirred Snow Immortal’s grief, and the chapter left Long trying to comfort her.

  • Xu Yi exchanged seal marks with Hu Chunyou, then rented a cultivation chamber to recover and await the words in his mind.
  • Long praised Snow Immortal for forming her origin and urged her to go out, but she declined and asked to be left alone.
  • Yongnu presented Long with a collection of poems, which Snow Immortal began reading.
  • Snow Immortal reacted with grief to the lines about love and lifelong vows, and Long praised the poem while attempting to comfort her.

Ch. 1678Gazing Across the Starry Expanse, Xue Zihan

Xue Zihan recognized Xu Yi’s poems and learned that he was alive in the Demon Domain, but kept her feelings hidden from Long Ying to protect him. After more than ten days of cultivation, Xu Yi completed his breakthrough and unleashed a Sword Qi powerful enough to collapse the secret chamber’s walls.

  • Long Ying learned from Yongnu that Xu Yi had written the poems and offered to summon him, but Xue Zihan declined to meet the writer.
  • After Long Ying left, Xue Zihan remembered Xu Yi’s past kindness, their separation, and her unresolved worry about Qiu Wa.
  • Xue Zihan recognized Xu Yi’s poem “Asking About Love” and resolved to conceal her connection to him so Long Ying would not endanger him.
  • Xu Yi completed his cultivation in the secret chamber, drew his sword, and accidentally brought down its four walls with his Sword Qi.

Ch. 1679The Dragon Elephant Aspect

Xu Yi tested his restored Seven Thousand Swords and began practicing the Dragon Elephant Aspect, discovering that it released immense power but exhausted him and expelled impurities. After Little Red Carp reported his promotion to demon commander, Elder Bai summoned Xu Yi back to the Northern Sacred Court, and Xu Yi visited Niu Bodang to ask about maps and books on the East Sea Demon Domain.

  • Xu Yi found that his restored Qi Sea and meridians let him unleash the Seven Thousand Swords much faster and with greater power.
  • Xu Yi practiced the Dragon Elephant Aspect, transformed his left arm into a huge furred limb, and exhausted himself while gray sweat revealed that the technique had purged impurities.
  • Little Red Carp contacted Xu Yi to announce that he had transformed into a demon and become a demon commander in Pingding Demon Cave.
  • Elder Bai urgently summoned Xu Yi to the Northern Sacred Court for an upcoming Elder Council meeting.
  • Xu Yi visited Niu Bodang and asked where he could find a topographic map or books about the East Sea Demon Domain and an undeveloped Fire Spirit Land.

Ch. 1680The Transformation of A Li into a Demon

Xu Yi learned that the Netherfire Abyss might contain a Fire Spirit Land and began researching its dangers. He reunited with A Li after the carp transformed into a human, then discovered A Li could dissolve into water and travel at extraordinary speed.

  • Ji Mengliang and Niu Bodang told Xu Yi that the Netherfire Abyss might hold a Fire Spirit Land but was perilous and unexplored.
  • Niu Bodang and Ji Mengliang discussed Xu Yi’s drive to cultivate and search for the Fire Spirit Land, unlike their own fading ambitions.
  • Xu Yi gathered books about the Netherfire Abyss, then met A Li, who had transformed into a red-clad boy.
  • Xu Yi gave A Li cultivation resources and told him to wait at the Pingding Demon Cave while he traveled away.
  • A Li demonstrated that he could vanish from Xu Yi’s divine sense and travel through water, reaching a point one hundred miles away ten times faster than Xu Yi.

Ch. 1681A Drastic Upheaval

After returning from the Demon Domain, Xu Yi removed the Heart-Devouring Worms from Yuan Tiansi and Yuan Long, then learned that upheaval in the Cultivation World had forced the Donghua Immortal Sect to overhaul its rules and open new opportunities. He began cultivating the Dragon Elephant Aspect as he prepared for the coming changes.

  • Xu Yi sent A Li on a task, then found the Ice Fire Rabbit still asleep in his Sumeru Ring.
  • Xu Yi met Yuan Tiansi and Yuan Long, removed their Heart-Devouring Worms, and received a token and two Extreme Water Beads from Yuan Tiansi.
  • Xu Yi returned to the Donghua Immortal Sect and received Elder Bai's letter after failing to contact Elder Bai and Immortal Lord He.
  • Elder Bai's letter told Xu Yi that chaos on Luanyu Immortal Island had killed or displaced powerful figures, destroyed the island, and prompted the Cultivation World to prepare for a great upheaval.
  • Xu Yi learned that the Donghua Immortal Sect had opened a trial ground for Inner Sect Disciples and would assess Outer Sect and probationary disciples for Heavenly Origin Seeds.
  • Xu Yi entered seclusion to cultivate the Dragon Elephant Aspect while the round-faced and square-faced men in purple left to prepare for the assessment.

Ch. 1682The Assessment

Xu Yi mastered the Dragon Elephant Aspect, spent two days with Yan Zi, and then went to Shang Gong Island for the assessment. There, the elders explained the new selection rules and revealed that cultivators at the fourth turn or above would not receive a Heavenly Origin Seed.

  • After more than a thousand trials, Xu Yi mastered the Dragon Elephant Aspect and woke to Yan Zi bringing him breakfast.
  • Xu Yi spent two days exploring the sect’s Small World with Yan Zi and gave her his cultivation notes and a Sumeru Ring.
  • Xu Yi arrived at the Bright Hall on Shang Gong Island and waited with the other candidates for the assessment.
  • The White-bearded Elder explained that upheaval across the Cultivation World had loosened the sect’s old restrictions.
  • The White-bearded Elder announced that second- and third-turn cultivators had to light the Blue Gold Stone, while those at the fourth turn or above would not be tested.
  • When the White-bearded Elder said higher-turn cultivators would not receive Heavenly Origin Seeds, the crowd erupted in protest.

Ch. 1683Donning Mourning Clothes

Dongfang Tuo interrupted the Blue Gold Stone tests to announce his master's death and ask Liu Tongzhou about the Golden Soul Fruit. His accusations turned the hall against Liu Tongzhou, who demanded that the Law Enforcement Hall intervene.

  • The White-bearded Elder promised advanced cultivation techniques to disciples who had reached True Essence Fourth Turn or higher, then began distributing Blue Gold Stones for testing.
  • Dongfang Tuo arrived in mourning clothes, and the White-bearded Elder realized his master had likely died.
  • Dongfang Tuo explained that his master had returned from Liu Tongzhou's residence gravely injured and died after his soul caught fire, and asked Liu about the Golden Soul Fruit.
  • Liu Tongzhou denied knowing about the fruit or harming Dongfang Tuo's master, then ordered the Law Enforcement Hall disciples to intervene.
  • The disciples and elders in the hall suspected Liu Tongzhou, and he realized Dongfang Tuo's reputation had turned the crowd against him.

Ch. 1684Martyr

Xu Yi intervened when Dongfang Tuo accused Elder Liu of stealing his master's Golden Soul Fruit, but Dongfang Tuo burned his soul and died after the fruit was not found. As Law Enforcement Hall elders arrived, Xu Yi pursued Liu Tongzhou and captured him, intent on forcing him to speak.

  • Xu Yi revealed himself and stopped Law Enforcement Hall disciples from taking Dongfang Tuo away, while Dongfang Tuo challenged Liu Tongzhou to swear a Heart Oath.
  • Xu Yi knocked the disciples unconscious, seized Liu Tongzhou's Sumeru Ring, and found no Golden Soul Fruit inside.
  • Dongfang Tuo burned his soul and died in Xu Yi's arms, asking him not to seek revenge.
  • Elder Cao and the Law Enforcement Hall elders arrived and accused Xu Yi of defying the sect's laws.
  • Xu Yi pursued Liu Tongzhou as he fled, broke Elder Cao's dragon-claw attack, and captured Liu Tongzhou again.

Ch. 1685Confess

Xu Yi confronted Liu Tongzhou over Dongfang Tuo’s death and used a Heart-Devouring Worm to force him to confess. Liu Tongzhou revealed that Lord Chen was behind it.

  • Elder Cao learned that Dongfang Tuo had sacrificed himself to clear his master’s name and recognized Liu Tongzhou’s disgrace.
  • Xu Yi demanded that Liu Tongzhou explain what had happened, but Liu Tongzhou denied knowing anything and dared Xu Yi to kill him.
  • Xu Yi put a Heart-Devouring Worm into Liu Tongzhou’s mouth and threatened to let it devour him unless he confessed.
  • Liu Tongzhou broke under the threat and said that Lord Chen was behind it.

Ch. 1686The Inside Story

Liu Tongzhou revealed that Lord Chen had stolen the Golden Soul Fruit and caused Dongfang Tuo’s master’s death, while trying to shift the blame and lessen his own punishment. Xu Yi and Elder Cao set out to confront Lord Chen at the Cultivation Technique Building, leaving Liu Tongzhou frightened by Xu Yi’s resolve.

  • Liu Tongzhou’s account exposed how Lord Chen stole the Golden Soul Fruit after Liu lured Dongfang Tuo’s master out, and how the master later died as his soul burned away.
  • Dongfang Tuo discovered the Golden Soul Fruit was missing, suspected Liu Tongzhou, and confronted him, leading to the upheaval in the Law Enforcement Hall.
  • Liu Tongzhou blamed Lord Chen and pleaded that he was also a victim, while Xu Yi pressed him to help bring Lord Chen to account.
  • Elder Cao rejected a fellow elder’s warning and said the Law Enforcement Hall had to restore order, then led Xu Yi and Liu Tongzhou toward the Cultivation Technique Building.
  • Liu Tongzhou warned Xu Yi that Lord Chen was a Purple Prefecture Lord, but Xu Yi’s confidence left Liu wondering whether the rumors about Xu Yi defeating a True Core powerhouse were true.
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